The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-28
bled Bobby McC!elland way of in Glasgow that


his $40 looked slim. r.
Collector Magone smiled tod his thin black
necktie In another knot, and said be was 2
eySry Re SS nS ss OH the Custom
when he heard that the Volunteer had won
Cornelius Morrison, the coffee, merchant.
telling folks that Volunteer stock was u hoap
better than coffee
Henry H.. Rogers, tho Standard on King
aaIzzed his, visitors with fhistie snispgio:
Py asking the ss se9Ch Sner had hs
s sepy weS that s' f SSn ''" nc W0''
building. covered tho .Narrows and the 6ay
SsEns sssSfR The ass nu G Clear trial and
back hs to ny Tb"p s
| Of claret punch was sent for from Ed StOkos5
| annex to celebrate the victory.
Russell Sage took the liyeest in i IN the
tine of ama roG
dozen Of sk socks 70 pSm2aISSc that
Stock Exchange. flashed his diamonds. and.
| with the debonnatr of q Lester Wallnck, really
| thought any previous doubts on the success OF
| the Volunteer had sprung from nervous minds.
Col. John A. P. Fisk the Broad street banker.
| and his partner. sam Robins. were az happy Us
first dny's race.
Alfred Do Cordoya ut 6 O'Clock last night
| would bet everything, except, perhaps. ms
friends would 70 back to their thistles. and
| ness OF u Yankee yacht
| Even sedats Mr.. Coils p. Huntington swung
his gold-headed cane In honor OF the victory.
The Melzingah carried handful Of quiet en-
Joyes OF the sport Last ysaf ne nna r Sa
ciety. whose, music and monkeeXshines were
both pitched Up to high Q. Tho sensation nsaoa
dummy OF woman was certainly anti-mod-
| crate.
f. The D. r. Martin, the WE'LL known and handy
that had chartered nil the elbow room Of her
big docks, The contrast between her appear
| ceptlon Of the Liberty hearing lsere was re-
marked by many. On that day she certainly
that a boat ever carried People held their
breaths when they looked Mt her.
-" Low water slack" was the condition Of the
steam yacht Mollican had just begun to swing
on her anchor cable with the changing tide.
Tho Lighthouse Department tender a black
the course, wheeling and grooming in the most
inexplicable manner.
1.-THE Emphatic Shanghai Association of Will
walls of roomy tug. Nobody knew what 1t
| all meant.
Col. Hahn, the elevated railroad manager,
| was SURPRISED ut the result, and remarked that
latter oil the Boosting about the Thistle I
thought we were to have close clos race It would It
Sam Peters and Burton, some friends Of mine
over to Delmonicos dining. and it's about us
Sam says. 1t was like race horse running
| away from cow"
Assistant Secretary Billy Lewis Of the Con-
solidated Exchange left bis vacation IN the
that the Thistle was outsaed from the start.
| Leonard Hazletlue the big grain man, as he
came out 81 tile Brunswick last night digI;h laugh:
inside ' trying I'm ITO to catch up lat the BARI
Manager Loud OF the Hoffman repeated,
ANY betting up here?" and replied. " Not after
| to-day; not tonight. sir"
A Volunteer man sailed as we'll as he'eould
through the corridors of an np-town hotel last
night and insisted upon bowling wasn't she
unteer.
known men. said he had been pestered SO
places Of the yachts t6as he had been com
PEELED to put this announcement in his hat:
~ . Dc not know anything about the yacht
Every horis. on Broadway particularly those
They sold bushels OF them In the morning.
The Wall street men who couldn't go , to the
down. " and as they Mapped them they re;
G %sfts Saa io rsts Volunteer spnaaksF apd
Mspf rs Sssb G as
Immigrants f that Gen si Panes Bostqn bout
would gain victory that would resound
y"sn se wera d tho
Commodore Weld Of the Eastern Yacht Club
and ex.C2mm 6 aoyey' owner Of the For,
named Mackey on yesterdays race.
st, Mary's schoolship though lying well up
in the Horseshoe, held the r. osssessors OF an
ahaa s ychs
a. word Volunteer !" in answer TO the hpil
i IN ss nse hs aa
receiving this news.
The tug Haviland went down the bay with, q
party aboard consisting Of about fifty seo. s.
feet across, 70 throw IN the Thistle when She
waed oyaiy al the ishtship in II spite Of the
Irish and American jeers, unit! the man who
and exclaimed: "There! darn her: let her
pick em Mp Il she wants em!" Then, the tug
can cheers at the bow, and Scotch, swearing, ut
the stern. from which the bunch OF thistles
water.
The steam yacht formerly owned by Henry
8. Ives was in the fleet, but no was not on
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hem on the Galatea re.
ceived the heartiest, kind OF greetings from
passing steamers. Mrs. HEM answered all
the salutations In the most delighted way.
A hackman on one OF the piers hailed the re-
ssf I'll 5H ESes ses
got to walk home."
The Olivette. with her superior speed, kept
company with the Thistle ON the lee side for
Volunteer. and next shot ahead and took first
place behind the lightship, bow on. and waited
for the return trip. She then put on steam.
and passing everything on the wpy except
Now Then. overlook and went by the volun-
teer, and was waiting tor her at the finish. She
Reached her dock at 500 and had her passen-
gers landed while other excursionists were
still down the bay. tt
Assistant District Attorney Delaney Nichol
viewed the show from the tug Goodwin
Lille Langtry. the actress. was jubilnnt over
tho Volunteers victory. She won 81 900 In wa
gers on 1t. She wanted TO do something to
show that she was proud to be an American
citizen, and BET on the Yankee boat from mo-
tiyes Of bran-new patriotism.
Secretary Whitney said it was the finest ma
rine spectacle ever crowded into New York
harbor. Mr.. Bayard was Of the same opinion.
Chairman Jas. ID. Smith OF the Americas Cup
Committee was one Of the very few mariners
aboard the iagsh p who were not particularly